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Fulham Tickets (sold out)
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WhenIwasLittleBoy said:The phases are totally wrong, there are too many and cause be reduced to three of four or phases. it also makes fans trying to buy tickets impossible to increase there points as by the time you are entitled to buy the tickets they are sold out.100%0
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System is totally b******* tbh.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
Didn't have a season ticket last season as I was running a football team so would buy a ticket on the day, once again there lies a problem so when going to games both home and away and you pay on the day you don't get points, system is totally flawed.clb74 said:
Your not a season ticket holder last season and this seasonWhenIwasLittleBoy said:
375....Missed out, thought we would have been ok the way things were.clb74 said:
You must have well over 500 pouWhenIwasLittleBoy said:The phases are totally wrong, there are too many and cause be reduced to three of four or phases. it also makes fans trying to buy tickets impossible to increase there points as by the time you are entitled to buy the tickets they are sold out.0 -
I think not.cafcsinger said:Millwall will sell out quicker than Fulham. Fact.0 -
Is Fulham normally restricted seating?0
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Yes, if you're 6'4 and 18 stone.JaShea99 said:Is Fulham normally restricted seating?1 -
Millwall will sell out quickly IMO.0
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Be fair, how on earth do you cater for the occasional drop in supporter who can not even book on line the day before, yet also goes to away games and pays on the gate? I would suggest you may indeed have been the only one or one of a handful.ElfsborgAddick said:
System is totally b******* tbh.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
Didn't have a season ticket last season as I was running a football team so would buy a ticket on the day, once again there lies a problem so when going to games both home and away and you pay on the day you don't get points, system is totally flawed.clb74 said:
Your not a season ticket holder last season and this seasonWhenIwasLittleBoy said:
375....Missed out, thought we would have been ok the way things were.clb74 said:
You must have well over 500 pouWhenIwasLittleBoy said:The phases are totally wrong, there are too many and cause be reduced to three of four or phases. it also makes fans trying to buy tickets impossible to increase there points as by the time you are entitled to buy the tickets they are sold out.
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I would suggest you have zero points.Redrobo said:o
Be fair, how on earth do you cater for the occasional drop in supporter who can not even book on line the day before, yet also goes to away games and pays on the gate? I would suggest you may indeed have been the only one or one of a handful.ElfsborgAddick said:
System is totally b******* tbh.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
Didn't have a season ticket last season as I was running a football team so would buy a ticket on the day, once again there lies a problem so when going to games both home and away and you pay on the day you don't get points, system is totally flawed.clb74 said:
Your not a season ticket holder last season and this seasonWhenIwasLittleBoy said:
375....Missed out, thought we would have been ok the way things were.clb74 said:
You must have well over 500 pouWhenIwasLittleBoy said:The phases are totally wrong, there are too many and cause be reduced to three of four or phases. it also makes fans trying to buy tickets impossible to increase there points as by the time you are entitled to buy the tickets they are sold out.
I am entitled to zero as a boycotter.
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If you know the rules say pay on the gate = no points and still choose to pay on the gate, you've made your choice and shouldn't complain.Redrobo said:
Be fair, how on earth do you cater for the occasional drop in supporter who can not even book on line the day before, yet also goes to away games and pays on the gate? I would suggest you may indeed have been the only one or one of a handful.ElfsborgAddick said:
System is totally b******* tbh.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
Didn't have a season ticket last season as I was running a football team so would buy a ticket on the day, once again there lies a problem so when going to games both home and away and you pay on the day you don't get points, system is totally flawed.clb74 said:
Your not a season ticket holder last season and this seasonWhenIwasLittleBoy said:
375....Missed out, thought we would have been ok the way things were.clb74 said:
You must have well over 500 pouWhenIwasLittleBoy said:The phases are totally wrong, there are too many and cause be reduced to three of four or phases. it also makes fans trying to buy tickets impossible to increase there points as by the time you are entitled to buy the tickets they are sold out.
If you haven't made the effort to learn the rules, then perhaps you should.4 -
Alternatively, the rule/system is a load of f****** b******* and needs to be changed.Covered End said:
If you know the rules say pay on the gate = no points and still choose to pay on the gate, you've made your choice and shouldn't complain.Redrobo said:
Be fair, how on earth do you cater for the occasional drop in supporter who can not even book on line the day before, yet also goes to away games and pays on the gate? I would suggest you may indeed have been the only one or one of a handful.ElfsborgAddick said:
System is totally b******* tbh.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:
Didn't have a season ticket last season as I was running a football team so would buy a ticket on the day, once again there lies a problem so when going to games both home and away and you pay on the day you don't get points, system is totally flawed.clb74 said:
Your not a season ticket holder last season and this seasonWhenIwasLittleBoy said:
375....Missed out, thought we would have been ok the way things were.clb74 said:
You must have well over 500 pouWhenIwasLittleBoy said:The phases are totally wrong, there are too many and cause be reduced to three of four or phases. it also makes fans trying to buy tickets impossible to increase there points as by the time you are entitled to buy the tickets they are sold out.
If you haven't made the effort to learn the rules, then perhaps you should.0 -
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It's all a load of b@llocks anyway.
The last 5 of our sell outs for 3 of them I could of got a ticket on the day with mates having spares if I wanted to I'd probably got tickets to all 5.
There are always spares floating about on the day.
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Not even a spares thread yet. Fantastic system that keeps non Charlton supporters out and makes it easy to buy without the stress.0
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Still 22 wheelchair spaces left, not that I'm suggesting people pretend
On a serious note, a lot of pressure has been put on clubs to increase the amount of space available for wheelchair users, but is this actually reflected in the demand for them?0 -
It's ok allocating wheelchair spaces but it's the access to the grounds that's the problem most are so inaccessible by wheelchair userskillerandflash said:Still 22 wheelchair spaces left, not that I'm suggesting people pretend
On a serious note, a lot of pressure has been put on clubs to increase the amount of space available for wheelchair users, but is this actually reflected in the demand for them?
To be be fair to charlton few years back I took a few people in wheelchairs who had learning disabilities and was given a free car park space0 -
no district line that day only way to putney is from waterloo
like others want to watch the rugby the sports bar at waterloo is open from 9am but in the past its moody and the beer is overpriced and shit any other shouts of places that will be open and if possible do a bit of breakfast etc.0 -
Or get the Picadilly line to Hammersmith and walk for about 20/25 minutes down Fulham Palace Road.palarsehater said:no district line that day only way to putney is from waterloo
like others want to watch the rugby the sports bar at waterloo is open from 9am but in the past its moody and the beer is overpriced and shit any other shouts of places that will be open and if possible do a bit of breakfast etc.0 -
That is a bastard of a walkFortune 82nd Minute said:
Or get the Picadilly line to Hammersmith and walk for about 20/25 minutes down Fulham Palace Road.palarsehater said:no district line that day only way to putney is from waterloo
like others want to watch the rugby the sports bar at waterloo is open from 9am but in the past its moody and the beer is overpriced and shit any other shouts of places that will be open and if possible do a bit of breakfast etc.1 -
A much nicer walk from Hammersmith is along the Thames PathFortune 82nd Minute said:
Or get the Picadilly line to Hammersmith and walk for about 20/25 minutes down Fulham Palace Road.palarsehater said:no district line that day only way to putney is from waterloo
like others want to watch the rugby the sports bar at waterloo is open from 9am but in the past its moody and the beer is overpriced and shit any other shouts of places that will be open and if possible do a bit of breakfast etc.
Imperial Wharf on the Overground is 20 minutes away (trains from Clapham Junction)1
